How to deposit funds, commissary, and payment options
Hamilton County Jail accepts money deposits three ways: at the jail lobby kiosk, online at correctpay.com, and by phone through GettingOut.com. In the visitor deposit portals, look for "Start Deposit (Credit)" funds, which cover commissary and other services. Commissary ordering runs from Thursday at noon until Saturday at 10:30 PM, with deliveries on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Double-check the incarcerated person's information (including their ID) before submitting payment, and keep your receipt. Third-party processors set convenience fees and display them at checkout. Posting times vary: some deposits show up immediately, others take one to two business days. If a deposit gets flagged as fraudulent, the inmate may be permanently blocked from receiving future deposits. The commissary vendor (TBE) can bar inmates at any time without explanation.
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Commissary timing matters. Miss the ordering window and your loved one waits another week. Here's when to order at Hamilton County Jail, when deliveries arrive, and the fraud policies that could permanently cut off future deposits.
Use the jail lobby kiosk, deposit online at correctpay.com, or place a phone deposit through GettingOut.com. When you deposit, search by the person’s full name plus their facility ID or birthdate, and keep your receipt as proof.
Yes. Third-party processors set and display convenience or processing fees at checkout. Some deposits post immediately, while others take one to two business days. Keep your receipt and recheck the account if funds don't appear right away.
If a deposit gets flagged as fraudulent, the inmate may be permanently blocked from receiving future deposits. The commissary vendor (TBE) can bar inmates at any time without explanation. Keep your receipt and contact the facility if a legitimate deposit doesn't show up.
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